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  • Digital marketing assets flyer with a light green background. It lists options for social media campaign assets such as Facebook banners, profile icons, and post templates for Instagram, Facebook Stories, Facebook videos, and mobile formats. There is a cartoon illustration of a woman with dark curly hair, sitting with a laptop, surrounded by icons of a paper airplane, paperclip, clock, hashtags, and stars.

    Digital Assets

    Platforms like Facebook allow you to directly answer questions, participate in local debates, and respond to criticism in real-time. This makes residents feel heard and valued.

    There were 1.7 million active Facebook users in Alberta as of January 2025.

    As of February 2025, Alberta's Facebook penetration rate was around 62%. This means that there are 3 million active Facebook users in Alberta.

  • A printed flyer with the title 'Designs ready for print' on a light green background. The flyer lists various printing products such as yard sign design, door knocker design, campaign flyer, buttons, roll of stickers, vehicle door magnets, T-shirts, and newspaper ads. A blue speech bubble attached to a black stick states, 'I know the most affordable printers and can handle this for you, if you like!'

    Printables

    Signage is essential to a political campaign.

    Signs Build Name Recognition: They are a low-cost way to put your name (and your brand!) in front of thousands of people multiple times a day.

    Signs Act as "Social Proof": Your sign on a lawn signals to neighbors and passersby that "someone like me" in the community supports this candidate. This implied endorsement is powerful and can encourage undecided voters to look into the candidate, or to simply follow the lead of their trusted neighbors.

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What they’re saying

  • Person wearing tactical goggles with orange lenses and a denim shirt against a blue background.

    Nadine and I worked together on content to help promote Onlea’s online brand. I appreciated her ability to adapt existing assets to fit new contexts, her use of colour, and enthusiasm for learning new tools and accessibility practices. Happy to recommend her for any projects that involve visual design to make an experience feel more friendly, open, and energetic!

    Mel Guille, Information Designer

  • A young woman with long brown hair and green eyes, wearing a black shirt, smiling slightly against a turquoise circular background.

    Nadine is a fantastically creative person with an eye for great design and a gift for storytelling. She is a delight to work with, and her attention to detail has been invaluable for course quality assurance. I highly recommend going to her for your multimedia design needs!

    Heather Larson, PhD

  • Close-up of a woman with brown hair, wearing a nose ring and smiling.

    Nadine did an excellent job of taking a complex and tedious subject and translating it into an engaging, straightforward explainer. Her interpretation of research and ethics was on point, and she was a pleasure to work with.

    Rebecca Mitchell, Office of Research Services, MacEwan University

  • A woman with short, curly brown hair and fair skin, smiling at the camera against a dark background.

    Nadine is a talented and creative multimedia designer and artist with a broad skillset. She is always eager to learn and try new things, meeting challenges with curiosity and enthusiasm. She is kind and thoughtful and a pleasure to work with!

    Jennifer Delisle, PhD

  • Portrait of a smiling middle-aged man with glasses, a bald head, and a beard, wearing a black blazer and light purple shirt against a plain gray background.

    Nadine was my go to person for the creation of my graphics for my campaign signs, buttons and door hangers. She took my ideas and added her inspiration. A class operation every step of the way.

    Kevin Malinowski